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Dorothy will follow the World Wide Web equivalent of the Yellow Brick Road to come to you.
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The path to the White House is not necessarily a yellow brick road.
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As in "The Wizard of Oz, " a lot of the excitement happens in the trip down the Yellow Brick Road.
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Half his building (at 9006 Yellow Brick Road, in an industrial park 30 minutes outside of Baltimore) operates in bingo-card black-and-white.
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Senator SAM BROWNBACK (Republican, Kansas): Today my family and I are taking the first steps on the yellow brick road to the White House.
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" The Wizard of Oz" is digitally remastered in high-definition, so you can follow the yellow brick road at 8 p.m. with the kids.
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IR The cheerful illustration accompanying your survey had Dorothy, the scarecrow and the tin man marching down the yellow brick road to meet the Wizard of Oz.
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Google is the acknowledged champion: its offices are blessed with volleyball courts, bicycle paths, a yellow brick road, a model dinosaur, regular games of roller hockey and several professional masseuses.
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Jerry Maren, a Munchkin, told Maddalena that the yellow brick road had been painted on the floor (knowledge that came in handy when someone tried to sell Maddalena a yellow brick from it).
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Just a little beyond the yellow brick road.
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Pieces of trivia are interspersed between the costumes: did you know that the ruby red slippers worn by Judy Garland in The Wizard of Oz were designed to contrast with the yellow brick road and show off the new wonders of Technicolor?
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He was entranced by Dorothy and her ruby slippers, the yellow brick road, the Cowardly Lion, the Tin Man and even the Munchkins, but there was one prop from the 1939 movie that held him under the deepest spell: the broomstick of the Wicked Witch.
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